3750 and Multiple WCCP Devices?

We are going to be setting up a 3750 Layer 3 switch to WCCP-Redirect packets from the Client Subnet to destination devices within rfc1918 subnets to a Silver Peak Wan Optimizer, and Client packets to destination devices within non-rfc-1918 (Internet) addresses to a Websense Web Proxy.
I have a couple of questions.
1) Is it possible to have dual wccp groups on the 3750? If so, could you have say group 50 and 51 for websense, and 52 and 53 for Silver Peak?
2) On the 3750 Switch, Do the Websense and Silver Peak Devices need to be on a separate Vlan on the 3750 from the clients, or can the packets be redirected on the same interface on the 3750 ?
Are there any other caveats to this setup that we may want to know about?
Thanks,
Dan

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